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Agile, DevOps and other Approaches

Agile, DevOps and other Approaches

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Is Your Organization Ready for DevOps Implementation?

A Q&A with Rajeev Sharma, Chief Solutions Officer at Ness SES What is Ness SES’ view on DevOps? Some of the technical executives at our clients are interested in cutting costs, so they ask us about what it takes to implement a DevOps strategy within their organizations. We need to explain that the DevOps approach […]read more »
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The What, Why and How of DevOps

DevOps is no longer a buzzword with more and more companies starting to practise it. So, what is DevOps? Like any new and popular term, people have somewhat confused and sometimes contradictory impressions of what it exactly is. DevOps was coined by Patrick Debois in 2009 to describe a culture of collaboration between the Development […]read more »
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Amazon Redshift: Vendor Lock-In Never Felt So Good

The Hadoop ecosystem has a well-known hole: there is no good tool for near-real time analytics on Big Data. For example, suppose you have 500 milliseconds to calculate the average temperature reading from a set of sensors, based on some ad hoc user-specified criteria such as location, time and sensor type. Pre-aggregation is not feasible, […]read more »
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Agile Coaching – Why You Need It

With the Digital Economy and newer technological trends such as Big Data, Cloud Computing, etc. enveloping us from all ends, organizations are looking to implement Agile methods to optimize the delivery processes and reduce costs. Having a seasoned Agile Coach can really make a difference in an organization’s Agile journey regardless of whether it has […]read more »
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Don’t Be Fooled By Facades

When NoSQL databases first appeared, in response to the need to process high volumes of unstructured data, the “o” in NoSQL was small, and it meant that these systems had “No” SQL support – SQL was meant for traditional structured relational databases, not these new schema-less contraptions. But, developers know and love SQL, so these […]read more »
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Functional Programming on the Microsoft Technology Stack

Functional programming languages are not exclusive to the Java / JVM world. The Microsoft technology stack supports all the appropriate paradigms and capabilities to enable functional programming through the .NET framework. Developers can use C# or F# on the Common Language Runtime (CLR) to satisfy all of their functional needs. The capabilities and benefits of […]read more »
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Significance of a Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) in the Digital Economy

“Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence!” – Edsger Dijkstra, Dutch computer scientist. The importance of software testing is well recognized and acknowledged. However, what to test, when to test and how to test; has kept evolving over time as we walk the progressive path […]read more »
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Big Data 101 – The Rise and Fall of Greenplum

Last time we explored Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) databases as a way to run SQL queries on Big Data at Rest. One of the leading commercial products in this category is Pivotal’s Greenplum, which, at its peak, achieved annual revenues of over $100 million. The rise and fall of this product provides an illustrative lesson […]read more »
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Using Lean Agile and Customer Feedback to Accelerate Releases

Traditionally, companies have designed products based on what we feel people will like / want to use, spending months, sometimes years listing down features and articulating needs that have not yet been field verified. Over the years, even successful products have prioritized complex features that hardly anybody uses over features that are more popular and […]read more »
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Web Front-End Technologies and Trends

Do you feel like you have turned your head for two minutes and the entire Web world has changed and you have fallen behind? Well, that is probably true, based on the number of new initiatives out there, and the speed with which they gain adoption. Let’s not panic. Web is still a mix of […]read more »

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